Methane Molecule Composition: Number of Atoms Explained

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Methane Molecule Composition: Number of Atoms Explained

A molecule of methane (CH4) contains 5 atoms.

Here's the breakdown:

* 1 carbon atom (C)

* 4 hydrogen atoms (H)

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